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(Really looking forward to this)... FREE SHOW!!! NFA presents @iknobody @hugomonstah and @soundminerz at the @golden_bull_oakland Sunday Oct. 14th from 4-10pm!!! Hosted by @theimf #KnoDopeOnSunday #LOAKal #FoodForSoulSunday #Werk & #Grow (at The Golden Bull) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoO7wlPlJ86/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xrimny4q2qkv
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#KnoDopeOnSunday!!! NFA presents @iknobody @hugomonstah and @soundminerz at the @golden_bull_oakland Sunday Oct. 14th from 4-10pm!!! Free show #LOAKal #SoulFoodSunday #GROW & #WERK https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn3o6D3HfmE/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dm5qg5o2n1ww
A new kind of fair opened the weekend of September 26 at the historic Pier 70 in San Francisco. Art Beats, a three-day cultural event, ventured to join art and music with a fresh, DIY spin. Co-founders Kelsey Marie of Fountain Art Fair and Jeff Whitmore of San Francisco nightclub Public Works organized the weekend-long event with Lauren Napolitano, the former director of White Walls and Shooting Gallery. The fair’s goal was to create an affordable cultural event, one that was both multifaceted in its selection of galleries as well as accessible to the not-so-average fair-goer. See more on Hi-Fructose.
Street art and emerging art events and gallery shows in San Francisco Bay Area
The feeding art frenzy of the beginning of the month in San Francisco and Oakland. Pick you events for this week-end and catch up with the others next.... http://www.streetartsf.com/events/ 9/4 SF - 1AM Gallery - Becoming Lucid - artist Ratur 9/4 SF - Lower Polk Art Walk. 9/5 SF - 111 Minna - Tectonic Array - Michael Murphy. 9/5 Oak - Loakal - Cameron Thompson (Aware) solo show 9/5 Oak - Mary Weather - 10 with local artist you all know and love 9/5 Oak - Betti Ono - Show titiled Amen. 9/6 SF - Art Primo - mixed media artists including Pablo de Pinho. 9/6 SF - Hashimoto - solo show featuring Joel Daniel Phillips. 9/6 SF - Spoke Art - Kubrick theme featuring works by 60 artists.
Cameron Thompson, “Perched” September 5 - 30 Opening Reception: September 5, 6 - 10 pm
Painter, muralist, teacher, social activist — Oaklandbased artist Cameron Thompson, also known as Aware, has played many different roles throughout his multifaceted career in the arts over the past two decades. This September, he will present “Perched,” his first solo show at Loakal Art Gallery after being featured in April’s wildly popular live art show, “Carpe Diem.”
Featuring a new series of paintings and textile pieces, Thompson’s new body of work takes its inspiration from the artist’s desire to find balance in both his art and his life. To Thompson, the word “Perched” evokes a stable place from to look out and reflect. “[My work] focuses on being grounded and finding a balance in the hustle and rat race of everyday living... The meditation before taking flight,” he said. His graffiti monicker, Aware, is derived from a similar place of mindfulness.
With birds and animals as his primary subject matter, Thompson brings an abstract style to his figurative paintings. At times, the birds are refracted like the light coming through a glass prism, evoking the fractured imagery of Cubism. Thompson rounds out these forms with smooth, calligraphic line work. Repeating patterns are one of his visual signatures: As he breaks down his animal figures into their fundamental shapes, he turns them into tessellating forms that often come into play in his textile work. In other pieces, Thompson loses the rigidness of geometry, moving from a graphic style to loose, expressive brushstrokes.
Like many of Thompson’s murals, some of the paintings in the show take their inspiration from totem poles. The focus on animal subjects comes as much from Thompson’s Native American heritage as his personal life experiences. He was raised in Southern California by a mother who cared for a wide variety of exotic animals, and many of his early memories feature unusual creatures, from wolves to parrots. Thompson posits these depictions of the animal world within his decidedly urban style. He taps into a fantasy space between the woods and the concrete jungle where both nature and city life can coexist.
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Nite Owl.Unknown, Booer Elier.
Photography by Graff Hunter.
San Pablo in Oakland, Ca
If you like Nite Owl you will love his show at Loakal Gallery in Oakland,
http://www.streetartsf.com/event/the-pursuit-of-slappiness/
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Chris Blackstock "The Lone Stranger" at loakal
street art: loakal - carpe diem 2014
